Why must Firefox and Opera fight?

Why must we fight?
Can't we at least just put it off until we distroy Internet Explorer?
Come on! Lets team up and distroy the true evil, instead of bickering all the time about which one is better...

>>39
>So why does an extension exist then? http://sage.mozdev.org/

Well, even I can't explain that. But if you go to any site with a RSS feed, firefox has a little icon on the address bar which allows you to suscribe to it.

>>41
Firefox has fucking pathetic RSS support.

>>42
That doesn't mean it doesn't have one.

Why would you want to use RSS in your browser anyway. I feel that destroys the whole point; far better to let your email client manage that. Delicious Thunderbird.

>>44 brings up a good point. Firefox + Thunderbird are a closer approximation of Opera.

A single app or seperate. I guess it depends on whatever floats your boat.

DILLO OWNS JOO!, It is so fast you'll get friction burn on your EYES!!!ONE

>>37
>>39
Firefox by default supports RSS Live Bookmarks. This allows users to check the RSS updates directly from the Bookmarks menu, and links straight to the article page.

>>46

Its so fast it doesnt worry about getting slowed down with implementing frames or tables or CSS or a lot of other HTML 4.01 at a usable level.

i dont like opera because of its GUI...

>>49
Then you fail, because it's far more skinable than Firefox.

it's far more skinable than Firefox.

Who cares about skinnable. It's more usable.

PS. Skinning is ghey.

>>47 read >>42 and >>44.

NT has support for Posix too, but that doesn't mean it's any good at it.

>>51
Yes, Opera IS more usable. I was just saying that if one doesn't like the GUI there's skins to change it all about.

>>54
>>50
Until fucking someone tells me how to make the page bar show up only when there are more than 1 page/tab open I won't be using Opera on a regular basis. So much for superior GUI.

>>55
>>36

>>46
Dillo is fast at boot (which is why I sometimes use it). It's a mixed bag at everything else though: http://www.howtocreate.co.uk/browserSpeed.html

>>57
That Windows box had to be one of the worst configured Windows ever, besides he's using Windows XP.

>>58
He used the most common consumer OS. So what?

XP == baddy bad just cuz?

>>55
>>36

Fucking pwnzed.

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